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Valsoft

Acquires, grows vertical market software companies

Clinical Safety Officer

Regulatory & Quality (Life Sciences)Updated on Nov 13
Full-timeRemote in UKNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least one year of experience in a Clinical Safety Officer role.
  • Successful completion of NHS Digital Clinical Safety training.
  • Current registration as a clinician with a relevant professional regulatory body.
  • Hands-on community pharmacy experience, sound understanding of dispensing workflows, and confidence discussing workflows directly with customers.
  • Experience applying DCB0129, including personally producing and maintaining hazard logs and clinical safety case reports.
  • Experience working closely with software development teams, participating in sprints, and agreeing clinical and safety requirements with Product and developers.
  • Ability to lead hazard assessment, judge evidence quality, and communicate residual risk clearly to stakeholders.
  • Ability to make proportionate decisions under pressure and challenge a release or control when clinical risk is not adequately addressed.
  • Willingness to travel to the Chorley office as required.

Responsibilities

  • Act as the named Clinical Safety Officer for an agreed portfolio of live and in-development products, with clear responsibility scope.
  • Produce and maintain clinical risk management plans, hazard logs, clinical safety case reports, and supporting evidence in line with DCB0129, reviewing them when products, workflows, integrations, or operating conditions change.
  • Speak directly with pharmacy customers as needed to understand their workflows and safety concerns.
  • Bring pharmacists, other clinicians, and technical teams together to identify hazards, assess clinical risks, agree controls, and verify their effectiveness.
  • Work with Product and development teams during discovery, refinement, and sprints to agree clinical and safety requirements, acceptance criteria, and controls.
  • Assess the clinical safety impact of proposed features, changes, and releases early enough to influence design and testing.
  • Advise whether products and releases are clinically safe and ready to go live, clearly state unresolved risks, and escalate concerns when evidence does not support release.
  • Lead clinical safety input to NHS accreditation and assurance activity, including clinical witness testing and governance discussions, and explain and defend the safety case.
  • Provide supplier evidence and support to customers carrying out their deployment responsibilities under DCB0160.
  • Investigate reported clinical safety incidents and potential hazards, determine their impact on the safety case, and ensure learning informs controls, documentation, and future product decisions.
  • Communicate clinical risks to technical and non-technical audiences, and challenge decisions when supporting evidence is insufficient.
  • Improve clinical safety processes across the product lifecycle so that responsibilities, reviews, and decisions are consistent and timely.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience of NHS digital assurance, EPS, PMRs, medicines data, or clinical witness testing.
  • Experience understanding complex existing systems and workflows alongside newer products and integrations.
  • Experience working within a modern software or technology company.

About the Company

Valsoft

Acquires, grows vertical market software companies

Valsoft is a company that buys software businesses that serve specific, essential industries (like automotive and broadcasting) and helps them grow over the long term. It focuses on vertical market software—programs that are built for a particular industry—and keeps the acquired companies independent while giving them extra resources, best practices, and access to a global network. The core idea is to improve how these software businesses operate and expand their reach, rather than building new products from scratch. The main way Valsoft works is to purchase a niche software company, streamline its operations, and partner with the existing management team to drive steady growth. This approach sets Valsoft apart from others by emphasizing patient, long-term ownership and collaboration within a diverse portfolio of niche software. The goal is to create durable, profitable companies that continue to serve their essential customers efficiently and expand into new markets.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total funding
$420M
Headquarters
Montreal, Canada
Founded
2015

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